U.S. commercial-space company developing platform-agnostic payloads such as Sparrow and Owl for in-orbit object detection, tracking, characterization, inspection, and autonomous mission operations.
U.S. commercial-space company developing platform-agnostic payloads such as Sparrow and Owl for in-orbit object detection, tracking, characterization, inspection, and autonomous mission operations.
ABL Space Systems provides launch services to SCOUT Space under a Launch Services Agreement for the Owlet-01 dedicated 16U SDA satellite (featuring Owl payload) as primary payload on the third flight of ABL's RS1 rocket, scheduled for later in 2024.
SCOUT Space positions and is pursuing the U.S. Space Force as a customer for its Owl and other space-domain-awareness sensors; SpaceNews coverage cites SCOUT working to provide SD A sensors and capabilities to Space Force stakeholders and programs.
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SCOUT Space program partners
Pulse Space— program partner · supplier4 connectionsTell me more
SCOUT Space supplies a multi-phenomenology payload and supportive software for integration on a Pulse satellite to demonstrate laser-enabled directed energy transmission between spacecraft, with the initial mission planned to launch in early 2026.
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Scout Space partners with Pulse Space and supplies close-range multi-phenomenology payloads and software for a joint demonstration mission of laser-enabled directed energy transmission (space-to-space power distribution) between spacecraft, planned for launch in early 2026.
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Scout Space supplies a close-range multi-phenomenology payload and supportive software to Pulse Space for an on-orbit demonstration of laser-enabled directed-energy (space-to-space) power transmission; the joint demonstration mission was planned for launch in early 2026.
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Pulse Space supplies its laser-based on-demand remote power-distribution technology and capability for a joint demonstration mission of space-to-space laser power transmission with Scout Space, planned for launch in early 2026.
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Noblis— strategic partner3 connectionsTell me more
Noblis (through Noblis Ventures and technical collaboration) supplies capital, strategic collaboration, and domain expertise to SCOUT Space to advance space-based situational awareness (Noblis providing investment and partnership resources to SCOUT to expand SSA capabilities).
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Noblis Ventures, the corporate venture arm of Noblis, made a strategic investment in SCOUT Space, Inc. (SCOUT), a space technology company focused on space situational awareness, in-space observation data, and related technologies; Noblis Ventures served as the majority investor in Scout's seed round (announced June 2023, with additional participation in later rounds through at least 2026).
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Noblis (via its corporate venture arm Noblis Ventures) made a strategic investment in SCOUT Space to enable expanded space-based situational awareness (SSA) data capabilities and to drive space-related intelligence and observation data offerings (Noblis providing capital, domain collaboration, and go-to-market enablement).
SCOUT Space supplies its next-generation Owl space domain awareness sensor (with AI-driven processing and autonomous capabilities) for integration on Blue Origin's first Blue Ring multi-mission spacecraft, announced in July 2025, to demonstrate SDA in GEO.
SCOUT Space supplies its Morning Sparrow optical lens payload (three cameras) for suborbital test flights on Dawn Aerospace's Aurora spaceplane starting July 2025 from Tāwhaki National Aerospace Centre, advancing VLEO SDA; a contract is in place for SCOUT to fly Sparrow on up to 30 Aurora flights.
SCOUT Space supplies its SpaceSight™ SDA product/service for availability on Saber Astronautics' Space Application Marketplace (SAM), announced August 2024, enabling broader access to SCOUT's in-space observation and autonomy solutions.
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Scout Space supplies its SpaceSight tool (for virtualizing in-space observations) to Saber Astronautics' Space Application Marketplace (SAM); integrated and announced August 2024.
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Saber Astronautics supplies its Space Application Marketplace (SAM) platform to Scout Space, making SpaceSight available to users; announced August 2024.
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Internalized capabilities
Free Space— acquired capability3 connectionsTell me more
SCOUT Space acquired Free Space, integrating its space-domain-awareness and space-security technology solutions as a core capability for Scout's orbital intelligence and space infrastructure protection offerings.
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Scout Space acquired Free Space, bringing Free Space's space-domain-awareness and space-security software and autonomy capabilities into Scout Space to enable Scout's domain awareness and security product expansion.
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SCOUT Space acquired space-security and observation company Free Space, adding Free Space's sensing/analytics capabilities to SCOUT's portfolio to enable expanded space-domain-awareness products and services.
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Government awards & missions
Space Surveillance Network— operational-system-augmented-by-scout-capabilitiesTell me more
Scout Space's prior Phase II effort demonstrated that its sensing payloads could augment the Space Surveillance Network; the follow-on TACFI work advances related resident-space-object detection, association, custody, and intent-estimation capabilities. · Space-domain-awareness and resident-space-object tracking for defense operational users.
Scout explicitly describes its completed Phase II work as demonstrating augmentation benefits for the Space Surveillance Network.
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SpaceWERX Tactical Funding Increase program— non-dilutive-program-funderTell me more
The SpaceWERX Tactical Funding Increase program provided matching support within Scout Space's two 2025 TACFI Sequential Phase II awards. · Two SDA development awards: a GEO Owl sensor flight unit and an onboard/ground data-processing prototype.
Scout states that each TACFI award included equal private-match and SpaceWERX-associated funding components.
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U.S. Space Force— government-customer-and-mission-software-collaboratorTell me more
Scout Space delivers SDA sensor, onboard-processing, and autonomy capabilities to support U.S. Space Force missions; Scout also states that it developed mission-autonomy software in collaboration with the service. · TACFI Sequential Phase II projects for GEO SDA sensing and onboard/ground data processing; Space Force mission-autonomy software collaboration.
Scout directly identifies the U.S. Space Force as the recipient of two TACFI awards and describes collaboration on mission-autonomy software.
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Decisive Point— seed-and-series-a-investorTell me more
Decisive Point led Scout Space's 2023 seed round and participated again in the 2026 Series A financing. · Venture financing for Scout's SDA sensor, software, defense, and manufacturing growth.
Scout's announcements identify Decisive Point as seed-round lead and a participant in the later Series A.
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Washington Harbour Partners— lead-series-a-investorTell me more
Washington Harbour Partners led Scout Space's up-to-$18 million Series A financing. · Series A financing supporting sensor deployment, software development, manufacturing expansion, and mission execution.
Scout's financing announcement names Washington Harbour Partners as the lead investor.
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